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What type of black snake imitates a rattlesnake and rattles its tail? - Quora
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The Black Rat Snake with a tail that rattles! New 2017 Pantherophis alleghaniensis rattles it's tail - YouTube
Western Ratsnake | Missouri Department of Conservation
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Imitation rattler | Ohio Cooperative Living
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What type of black snake imitates a rattlesnake and rattles its tail? - Quora
Fact, this snake, be it king snake or black snake, whatever, rattles it's tail like a rattlesnake to fend off predators, the rapid movement of the tail in leaves mimics the sound. :
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The Black Rat Snake with a tail that rattles! New 2017 Pantherophis alleghaniensis rattles it's tail - YouTube
This little King snake is shaking it's tail to mimic the sound of a rattlesnake. If it had leaf litter under that tail, it would produce a buzzing sound.... | By Chau
Eastern Ratsnake rattling its tail | Rattling one's tail is one way that snakes express their fear and make themselves appear threatening to predators. This is NOT a technique solely used by...
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